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Pause for Thought 29th February


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As all busy mums will know, this extra day provides a little time for thinking :rolleyes: (dangerous to do it too often)

The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world - Wm. Ross Wallace

Will post another in four years :flowers:

I await with baited breath! :lol:

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I await with baited breath! :lol:

Are you a fisherman who sucks his maggots to make 'em wriggle?

No, not maggots, but I have been known to keep Lug worm in my mouth in the winter just to keep them warm before I hook them up and go deep sea fishing for winter cod. :lol:

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I await with baited breath! :lol:
Are you a fisherman who sucks his maggots to make 'em wriggle?

No, not maggots, but I have been known to keep Lug worm in my mouth in the winter just to keep them warm before I hook them up and go deep sea fishing for winter cod. :lol:
Yuk !! :0 How could you?
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I await with baited breath! :lol:
Are you a fisherman who sucks his maggots to make 'em wriggle?

No, not maggots, but I have been known to keep Lug worm in my mouth in the winter just to keep them warm before I hook them up and go deep sea fishing for winter cod. :lol:
Yuk !! :0 How could you?

Gandalph I don't think you will be getting any more kisses from Irene or andsone now

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I await with baited breath! :lol:
Are you a fisherman who sucks his maggots to make 'em wriggle?
No, not maggots, but I have been known to keep Lug worm in my mouth in the winter just to keep them warm before I hook them up and go deep sea fishing for winter cod. :lol:
Yuk !! :0 How could you?
Gandalph I don't think you will be getting any more kisses from Irene or andsone now

I'll need lots of Gandalph's sweet talk to bring me round. :rolleyes:

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You were joking and you haven't tasted the juicy tail end bit that you bite off before impaling the front squashy bit on the hook then hooking a few more loops on to stop it wriggling off?

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You were joking and you haven't tasted the juicy tail end bit that you bite off before impaling the front squashy bit on the hook then hooking a few more loops on to stop it wriggling off?

I certainly wouldn't stick a Rag Worm in my gob Doug, I like my tongue just where it is thank you. :lol:

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I wonder how many ladies will be 'leaping' 15.gif to propose to their loved ones today?

That tradition needs to be overturned! Damn Englishmen!!! :scare: :scare: :scare:

http://marriage.about.com/cs/holidays/a/leapyear.htm

February 29th in English Law

According to English law, February 29th was ignored and had no legal status.

Folks assumed that traditions would also have no status on that day. It was also reasoned that since the leap year day existed to fix a problem in the calendar, it could also be used to fix an old and unjust custom that only let men propose marriage.

The first documentation of this practice dates back to 1288, when Scotland passed a law that allowed women to propose marriage to the man of their choice in that year. They also made it law that any man who declined a proposal in a leap year must pay a fine. The fine could range from a kiss to payment for a silk dress or a pair of gloves.

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I wonder how many ladies will be 'leaping' 15.gif to propose to their loved ones today?

That tradition needs to be overturned! Damn Englishmen!!! :scare: :scare: :scare:

http://marriage.about.com/cs/holidays/a/leapyear.htm

February 29th in English Law

According to English law, February 29th was ignored and had no legal status.

Folks assumed that traditions would also have no status on that day. It was also reasoned that since the leap year day existed to fix a problem in the calendar, it could also be used to fix an old and unjust custom that only let men propose marriage.

The first documentation of this practice dates back to 1288, when Scotland passed a law that allowed women to propose marriage to the man of their choice in that year. They also made it law that any man who declined a proposal in a leap year must pay a fine. The fine could range from a kiss to payment for a silk dress or a pair of gloves.

Be honest DW, you are just jealous. :lol:

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I was, of course, joking about the Lug worm, as if you lot didn't realise that already. :lol:
That's a relief!

Mind you, I was looking forward to the sweet talk. ;)

Never mind my Little Lotus Blossum, I still haven't lostmy touch my Little Didums. :air_kiss:

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I was, of course, joking about the Lug worm, as if you lot didn't realise that already. :lol:
That's a relief! Mind you, I was looking forward to the sweet talk. ;)
Never mind my Little Lotus Blossum, I still haven't lost my touch my Little Didums. :air_kiss:
Mmmmm.......

That feels better! :kiss2:

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Are you sure he's telling the truth about the worms :unknw: watch for gritty bits in the kisses
Good advice, rong.

I'll definitely keep that in mind. Ugh!!

It's OK my Little Didums, I use Listerine. :flowers:

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